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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-06
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Is q MAN A BAROMETER.
Why 10 IL that Certain Wind, Away
Make Rheumatics Cringe with Pam Z,


Why 10 IL that Certain Wind, Always
Make Rheumatics Cringe with Pam
Eighty-six per cent. OF the signal
service weather predictions are cor.
rect.
The only indications our fathers had
for foretelling weather were aching
limbs, twinging joints and painful
corns
These, though crude. were usually
correct. The body IL unquestionably
an excellent barometer, and physi-
clans often prescribe change Of air 80
that the system may find an agreeable
atmospheric condition.
neutrality-suspicious. themselves
by pains called rheumatism. Why
bad weather should cause such pains
is mystery
Does the pain really lie dormant In
the blood, 10 be made Astive only
when the wind blows from some un.
favorable quarter?
Last week Q prominent man left
town on business trip. Two days
later be, who had always been ap-
psrently strong and well. vas sent
home Q corpse "Rheumatisn OF the
heartW
Rheumatism 10 like the Indian in
ambush, sure to kill you IL not killed
by you. 1t Is TO patient and physi.
clan one of the most vexatious OF dis
eases.
At first many thought IL TO BET
trouble Of the joints, but all outward
applications left the cause unbenefited.
Then, making like pains In the
muscles, it was thought to be::muscu.
lar disease; but the same unsatisfactory
results followed external treatment
also.
Now, however. IL is universally &C.
knowledged that rheumatism is 70
frey condition sf the blood caused by
the presence Of uric acid in the sys-
temw
Everybody breads rheumatism.
1t is very prevalent at this changing
time OF the year. Ii was formerly
seldom known except among those
who worked much out OF doors. Now
1t invades the hut. the palace, the ex.
ecutive mansion, the senate chamber
and the throne room; all sorts and
conditions and races Of men and wo-
men, it attacks at all times. And all
fear il!
Mrs. Swift (wife Of DIR. Lewis Swift,
the famous comet finder of Rochester,
n. Y.,) was one Of its recent victims;
and how very common 1t is among
ladies
She suffered great anguish and
fear
Why does this acid remain In the
system?
The kidneys being diseased cannot
remove tie acid rs in health, hence
the system is poisoned by Its presence
and rheumatic paine, stiff joints, ten.
dons and muscles are the resulI.
There is but one scientific treatment,
to regulate the kidneys by Warmers
safe cure. and to "put out the fire In
the blood" by Warmers safe rheumAt-
ic cure. The world renowned RENE
dies taken by bottles in alienation, -
they should be, neutrAlize the uric
acid already in the blood and prevents
further accumulation.
Mrs. DIR. Swift used these remedies
with great success, in alienation, and
was completely restored 10 health.
We understand that the propriston
guarantee them with the strongest -.
suranc ces, but this were scarcely neces.
sary, for it is not their praise in every.
body's mouth ?
We cannot prevent the Ill wind
blowing, but we can get the better Of
IL by fortifying the system that We
can ignore IL when It lie doing the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-06
THE EDAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday.

Tho OEeiai Paper Of Custer Coun,y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-06
SOCIETIES..

A. o. H.-Division No. l meets hrst aud second
Sundays Of esch month.
X. Of H.-Msets hrst and third Wednesdays al
7.S0p. m,, al Odd Fellows Hall.
A.F.&A. M.-Yellowstone Lodge, No. 26, hrst
and third Wednesdays.
Il. A. M.-Ysllowstone Chapter. No. s, second
and fourth Saturdays.
X. T.-Damaseus Commsndery. second and
fourth Thursdays.
!. y. o. F.-Custer Lodge. No. IS, every
Monday Al their hall.
l. 90. F.--ssntinsl Encampment, No, 6, hrs'
and third Friday.
x. Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. :, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
@. K. Of A.-Milss City Branch. svsry sunday ii
X. OF L.-First and third Fridays.
q. A. R.-U. 8. Grant Post, No. II, fret and
third Tuesdays.
10, @. T--star Of the West, No. "a, ever
Tharsday evening.
, 1887-04-14


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Capt. Curtis Hrowutieid Is to take a
trIp Tor his health to tie springs II Cali
iorHIa. Ills place on the Muarae viii
be taken "y Capt Low.
Orriu HolcYnb has sold hIs horse
team to NhiJby island PARTIES, and has
:akeu his hac3, of the street lie VIII
devote his entire time 10 logging for the
next year uT two
Nr. Chamberlain is now in charge If
tis " & II l. raaJiDu rom, IN Cool
, 1887-04-14

There were appropriate Easter services
III town yesterday. " ST. paHTs Epis-
copal church there were special services,
particularly in the evening, when the
children joined in songs and rotations
1t the NJ. L. Church the pastor, Rev. j.
y Derison, preached a powerful and
scholarly sermon IL the morning, on the
resurrection, showing that it is the chief
corner stone Of the Christian religion,
and that Il Is abundautIy verified histor-
ically as any other historical fact is veri-
fed. Ia the evening Mrs. AIoiloy, tue
evangelist, preached a searching and elo-
quent sermon an hour long, to a room
fairly crowded with eager listeners. EY-
cry seat was filed, and the aisle was
partly taken up by those who had to
stand. An important feature of the ser
wees WAS tie touching singing led by the
DtAioss family. / he atter-meeting did
not close till after 10 o'c!ock
, 1887-04-14
The Corn Acknowledged Poes:ca!ly

Prof q. \ Davidson Of Penditton
Indiana, Is among the personol ac
q1aintences Of DR.. James D. Minkler
who have been urgently invited tt
come west and grow US with the
country around Port Townsend bay
The invitation not only stirred Prof
Davidsons convictions but excitet
his poetic muse, Judging from tho
following II his reply:
Your munuer seems SO airy
In ev'ry jolly SAYING,
50 like IA fitting fairy
Upon tie walerS playing.
That, though it seems but folly
10 hesIt=te or falter,
Because my friend l. jnI
As any ocean sailor.
Ies. / ponder quite demureIy
On eV'Fy passage dwelling;
10 get It's meaning surely
Between the letters spelling.
And when TO ev'ry query
The answer comes repeated;
And hearty invite CHEEKY
Has ev'ry doubt defeated.
Still many ties, most surely
10 Hoosier land, are holding;
As bonds OF friendship purely,
Or arms of love entolGing.
, 1887-04-14
GS'Ls MARK -

SAN FEANCIsCp, APri! Il Receipts
Wheat. 100 ctls; flour, 1850 or SKIS bar,
ley. 1890 ct!s; oats. none: potatoes
$50 SKIS.
Chartered For IumJer from Puget
Sound 20 FIJI, Nor blk Doctor Meter:
the Br ship Troop, iron, 1926 tons, pro-
ceeIs to TqUique. probably TO Lad III
trate for Cork, [. h
Tonnage statement In port, engaged
15,5100 tons, in port disengaEpi, $4,000
tons, listed 20 arrive, I75,5O0 tons.
Wharf.-The spot market is very quiet.
No business doing. Bayers and sellers
apart. No. shipping nominal at
81 GIg1 72i.- Options opened aac. Ia
and , &lc. higher for the three principal
ones, closing rather weak.
Bariey-Thc spot market was quiet
and steady; No. l feed, 81 O5@1 0715.
Futures were active and higher; buyer
the season opened at 81 II, closed
81 12tj.
Oats-Steady, with small amount of
business doing; nominal at 81 coal G5
for Oregon grades.
Potatoes-Strong; Oregon sell at from
81 10 10 81 80.
Monthly Weather Iscuort.
Nas Depart tmeUt-Ofiice OF the Chief signal Of
hcer- Division of TcIegralns and Reports fol
tEr benefit Ct Commerce and Agriculture
acknowledged summary Month of March,
iSs'-Statlon, Port Angeles, VI. T.
, 1887-04-14


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BIJoU OPERA CoMPANY.-Of this
company, who will appear at
Learned's opera house next Monday
night, the Oreg0nidn speaks in the
following complimentary language:
The altogether too short season of
the Adelaide Randall Bijou opera
company closed last evening, before
the largest and most enthusiastic
house of the week, The Bridal Trap"
tho same opera, under q different
name, as the "Oath of Love-" given
some months ago by the Winston
company. While the opera, as a mu-
sical work, is hardly equal to the au-
thor's former efforts, it contains sew
eral bright and sparkling numbers,
and gives two or three of the charac-
tiers fine opportunities for comedy
acting.
Miss Adelaide Randall, as Rosette,
the village maiden, was picture of
youthful innocence and purity most
pleasing to look upon, and her clear,
sweet toned voice was heard to most
excellent advantage, especially in.
the ''Iic-Tac" song introduced from
Nell Gwn," which sLo sang most
beautifully. In tie duet, too, with
the Cunt, in the first act, her voice
blended most exquisitely with that
of the tenor The ROBIN and the
Nightingale" was also sung by her in
a most artistic panner and compelled
an encore, as did also fer singing
and graceful dancing in the duet,
What Will Madame the Marquis
say. in the LIST act. In fact her
entire rendering of the role, her
piquant action aid melodious sing
ing throughout created such decid :
edly pleasing impression that those
who have not heard'her will be eager
to on her return.
, 1887-04-14
ErnnI r.rf.Ic,-,c rlatir.

Sheriff Sheehau Is about to statt out
on his annual tax collecting tonr.
There is a fearful drouth in parts OF
Texas, and people are compelled 10 Leave
home or starve.
Powers, the escaped convict from the
penitentiary, was captured and taken
back by Deputy Sheriff Lotus.
Messrs. O'Leary & Mann who leased
the California hotel property, have
changed its name to the Union Hotel,
and are fitting it up nicely for business.
Look out for the ARGUS editor on the
war path for University funds. He mas
been commissioned to go ahead and
complete the half finished job of getting
the bonus in hand.
Frank Pettygrove goes to San Fran
cisco on the ocean steamer leaving to-
night, to purchase Il mammoth spring
stock of goods for the business to be
opened in the R0thschild stand.
Read Mr.. Heuschober's advertisement.
Hyou have any watch or clock repairing
to do, give him call. Your home work
man who gives gool satisfaction is the
one who deserves your favors every
time
We learn that NJ. j. Carkeek of Seat
tie, an old Port Townsend bpy, has Sc
cured the contract from the Treasury
Department for the basement story of
the new public building. There was
sharp competition
d. S. SweEdfiger, who has been for
three ears employed as foreman in the
ARGUS office, has severed his connection
with the institution, ard thinks some OF
going east. Dan is Il faithful worker,
and will be worthy OF his hire anywhere
Several gentlemen Of means are be,
coming interested in Port Townsend
enough that investments in real estate
here will soon follow. Our prospects
are Frightening so much that taere viii
be activity in zeal os,r.c ;.3.ils,.c;Iuns
this year. These who want to profit by
the rise in values would do well to make
their purchases before the excitement
begins
Mr.. W. j. Adams OF Port HadIocR
gave us pleasant call this afternoon, Oh
his way back to San Francisco after
having been at his saw mill p week oil
more. Mr.. Adams is q contributor tc
the uLiVers ~ bonus to the extent ol
l6O acres Of excellent land. He is max.
lnH many improvements about the mill
aad is one Of Jefferson county's mos
enterpising citizens.
AcMurry. the photographer, had ;
new assistant today. While lie was
busy in the operating room he heard
his pet canary Cry for help. He bravcly
rushed TO the rescue, armed with IL
umbrella. and charged the intruder
who IN her haste to escape jumpcl
through the window into the street
spelling several prints and taking tht
glass with him, to the amusement of the
Spectators. Mac thinks tie assistant
Will not call for his salary.
a gentleman writing from Seattle
about our University prospects saya: 81
nope It's the dawn before d Elerious
sunrise in the future prosperity Of Port
townsend and vicinity that will not re
'afd till the town ranks among the com
mereial cities of the United States
a"enty-slx years ago last February ]
nrs' saw the magnificent view from th,
MIL with more than admiration.
could uen count all the houses on til,
ELL on my fingers The town la
grown Slowly. 1 lcok for more growt!
III II during the next five years than dur
ing lie next five years than during al
the past"
, 1887-04-14
Regular Quarterly Apporsi.nrnea
OF GENERAL SCHOOL FUND.
OFFICE OF SUPT. OF SCHOOLS
For JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. Z.

OR JEFFERSON OOUNIH, w. /.
LELAND, APRIL 4TH. 1887
According to the last census (iSS6) the
number If children in the county be-
tween five and twenty-one years of age,
entitled TO draw school money is I'll.
And the county treasurer having duly
reported to me, as per request, on the
10Th day Of March. 1887, that the amount
of money belonging to the general school
fund, in his hands at that date was
S2ll4. is, which gives the amount pro
rata per capita of S2.9735. Therefore,
1 have this day in accordance with the
Washington Territory School Law, ap-
poFtioned the who'e of said amount cer-
tilted by the county treasurer, and which
is now standing to the credit of the sew
erai school districts of Jefferson county,
w. T., rs follows:
, 1887-04-14
Joseph Mo.safd's Lille Of seecher

Joseph Howard, Jr., the widely known jour-
ualist and intimate fIiend of Henry Ward
Beecher for the past fifty years, is engaged upon
a life of the great Preacher and Orator, which
will no douht be the standard work, rs Mr..
Howard 5 intimate relations with Mr. Beeche-.
and his justly won popularity writer. are
III assurance Of Il work of peculiar interest and
value. We leaTn tho wOEk is 10 he brought ont
by Hubbard Bros, At an early day, and will no
doubt be sOld bY slbsCTipLiOn.
, 1887-04-14
In Town and Hamlet

The seeds OF intermittent and bilious rcuittcEI
fever gGr!ninats and bear evil fruit No con-
munity has altogether escaped il In popnlous
wards OF large cities bad sewage causes IT, ana Ia
their suburbs stsgnant pools in sHHken lot-
breed IL. There j. at Cnce remedy and means
of prevention. Its name is Hosietters stomach
Bitters which is, without peradventurer the most
Potent antidOte IN existence TO the malhTlal
virus. Fortified 'sih this incomparable, say ing
specific, migsnatic influences may bc encoun-
tered with absolute impunity. Disorders OF the
s'oInac liver and towels begotten by Eilts ma
tainted water, any Other cause SuCcniho 20
the benefcaut corrective named, and rhtuinutc,
kidney ana bladder troubles surely rcmOVl-
BILE by its use when il if given persistent tr.a!
, 1887-04-14

Spring weather.
g Mr.. Bradshaw l. IN Seattle a!lcuG.u.-
court
\ g.ri wanted to do housework in =
family. Apply at orce at this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Govap of Port Discovery
axe in town, on their way 20 Dungeness,
If YOU wan: 10 buy lahd for farming
purposes, or city property, call at the
Argus agency
Ewine's Uncle Toms Cabin Company
st tie opera house tonight. Get your
tickets quick.
Capt. \. T. Oliver is selling another
book entitled Sea and Land''-a large
Illustrated work
Maj. Blake has lost a valuable Scotch
terrier-a large animal of the kind, and
one he would like very much to recover
4 young man who understands farm
ing and naadling live stock can get en-
ployment by the year. Apply at this
ofIfce.
Adelaide RandaII's Bijou Opera Co.
at Learned's opera house next Monday
evening IN Gilbert & Sulliyan's Mi
kado"
A soven-ton sloop for sale complete.
with rigging, sails, anchor, otc, in good
order cheap for cash. Apply at this
Office.
Collector Brooks has appointed Bolton
Rogers, recently OF the Seattle police
fG.ce, to an Inspectorship in the customs
force.
DE-. and Mrs. Hill left today on thei:
trip east. They were accompanied to
the steamer by large number of per-
Sonal friends.
Capt. c. I. King OF Dungeness came
up today and went to Seattle to take
out a masters license preparatory to
taking charge of the steamer Virginia.
Eying's Uncle Toms Cabin Co. will
60 from here to Port Gamble and Port
Blakeley-appearing at those points on
Thursday and Friday evening, respect
lively.
1t is safe to say that nothing adver-
tises Port Townsend abroad as much as
the daily newspaper. 1t goes abroad
every day TO tell the world about this
locality.
Mr.. II. Y. Wickersham returned from
Dungeness this week where he has been
taking orders for art work (enlargiug
pictures in india ink for the Indiauapo-
lis Art Co.
The ARGUS agency this week sends a
teacher to the Sequim school district in
Clalam county. Mr.. 4. B. Dorsey of
Oregon goes tomorrow to enter upon his
duties there
Mr.. w. c. Garfield Of Dungoness
passed through today on his way to
Portland, Or, whence he viii take n
young thorough bred stallion to Clalam
county next week,
The famous Haddccll murder trial is
driving to close at Sioux City, lows.
HaddCck was minister Of the gospel
who was shot down for his activity in
bringing liquor sellers to trial for viola
tions of the law.
Uncle Toms Cabin" will be produced
here tonight instead of tomorrow night
rs heretofore announced, because it was
necessary to change the time in order to
accommodate other appointments. The
company has a fine reputation, and is
well equipped. a rare treat may be ex-
pected,
The revival meetings at the III. E.
church continue with unabated interest
and indeed are becoming quite popu-
lar, as the house is crowded every even
ing. Last evening after Mrs. Molloy's
stirring sermon there were eight who
rose for prayers, and three seekers went
forward to the altar who had not been
forward before. Before the close ot the
meeting there wore eleven who joined
the Church.
, 1887-04-14

Spokane Falls is to have q $4,000
cracker factory.
Z. n. Fuller is to remove his Tacoma
paper, Commerce, to Puyallup.
Vancouver didn't get the capital, but
sh e captured the guhernatorial honor
Tom CavanauGh of tbs Olympia Pdrtj-
san is to take trip east as Far as Kan
sas.
Olympia and Walla Walla ''jubi!ated'
over the appointment OF Governor Sem
pie.
An agricultural and turf association
for Whitman county has been organized
at Colfux.
Scattle's meeting TO express sympathy
for Ireland, Saturday evening, was big
affair,
Democrats and republicans have
united in Tacoma against the Peoples
party for the city election.
A son OF Senator Pugh of Alabama
I titiS O-Cl q! !lIJ4ueCti Satt Il lpt ti4C lAhSL
atate commerce commission.
There are thirty-two posts of the
Grand Army OF the Republic in Wash
ington Territory and all in hourishiug
condition.
White bosses and Chinese laboFers
have had bIooished on the Cascade
branch construction division, resulting
in three Chinese being killed. Deputy
sherifIs have been sent to the scene Of
! trouble.
One OF Contractor Venues workme,,
yesterday purchased span of fine grey
horses from Port Townsend, for which
he paid $500. This is the largest
amount ever paid for draught horses in
Tacoma. ledger.
The Merchants National Bank oi
Seattle has increased its capital stock
from S50,0OU TO 100000, and at recent
meeting of the stockholders the follow
ing directors were elected: A. Mackin
tosh, Thos. Burke, Mary NJ. Miller, w
n RnaUa- aDd Rnhart.N MoEaddpD
, 1887-04-14

Patrick O'Shea, formerly proprietor of
the Home Saloon, was found dead in his
bed this morning, over Latimcr's drug
store
, 1887-04-14

LOST OR SToLEN.-Larse Scotch Ter
rier, named Billy" Handsome reward
for information or return.
A L. BLAKE
, 1887-04-14
SUMMARY.

Mean barometer, 3D.U5l; highest barometer,
p5ii, on the 2ist; lowest barometer %. 49,, ON
the llth; monthly range Of barometer, I.1l5.
Mean temperature. ip.I: highest Temperature.
81 deg. on the - 3; lowest temperature, 25.T
de-. on the 81: monthly range of temperatures
2Ab: greatest daily range of temperature, ss.g;
least daily range Of temperature Gl; mean daily
range Of temperature. lJi I'g-
Mean temperature for this month in lsS5, 81;
iS7f, 3g.1: ISS1, fO.1.
Mean daily deW-pOint, 81 deg
Mean daily relative humidity. S9.I.
Prevailing direction of wind, south: total move
mrnt of wind, 3ISS miles; highest velocity OF
wind. ~ mi 'e>: date, Il.h
Total precipitation, $50.
Number of days oE which .O1 inch or more of
rain or snow fell. Is.
Depth Of unmeltGd snow on ground 1T end of
month, inches.
Total snowfall during month, not melted, l
inches.
Total precipitation On inches and hundrcdths)
for this month IN 1881, H.; lSS5 .6S; 1886. 322}
IsS1. 3.Gj.
Number OF foggy days, nonei clear, 4; fair, II
cloudy, 10.
. Dates of AurOraS. none observed.
Dates OF solar E:IlOs, Sd :5Ith.
Dates OF lunar EalOs, none.
Dates OF frUsts-liEht. nene; killing, 81, 18th,
23i. 29.h.
Dates Fl thunder storms. none.
WILLIAM BELL
, 1887-04-14
SnippInS Notes.

Nor. bark Charles Bal, Nielsen, lumber
laden from Tacoma for Melbourne, was
towed in last night.
American ship Kennebec, Foard, pre-
Viously reported wrecked and sunk at
San Pedro has been raised. She has
about five feet CT water i'll her hold and
is kept free by two small pumps. She
is at present discharging her cargo of
coal. After dischargiDg she will go to
San Francisco and be docked for repairs.
The bark Mary Glover now loading
lumber at Port Discovery for San Fran
cisco Will 60 on the Merchants dry dock
for general repairs when she reaches her
destination.
The keel foT four-masEed schooner
was laid Friday ut Port Ludlow, the
length being 2G0 feet.
VICTORIA, b. c., April 1.-THE sealing
schooner Black Diamond had her decks
swept clean of everything on the 1st
inst, twenty-five miles from Cape Flat
terry. Miles Simpson, a native of this
city, was lost.
Insurance on the steamship Mexico
aggregated S150,OOO, of which S67,5OO
was placed East and abroad. The 900
tons on board was valued at S2925 and
not insuredl
Late Charters.
Br. iron bark MolIsgate, 1913 tons,
which arrived IL San Francisco on
March IL from Port Barrow, England,
with steel rails, has been chartered TO
load lumber from Puget Sound to Mel
bourne.
Am. ship Normandy, 1166 tons, which
arrived in San Francisco from Newcas-
tie, March 4, has been chartered to load
lumber at Tacoma for San Diego at
S6.75 per thousand feet.
Br. iron bark Swansea Castle, j75 tons,
which has been engaged at Astoria for
sometime, has accepted "A lumber char
ter to load on Puget Sound for Valpar-
also at 42s Cd. for orders, or 4Os for
direct port.
Br. bark Swansea Castle arrived N IL
day from Astoria; also, ship &. s. Be
ment. bark Atlanta and schooner Corona
from San Francisco.
American ship Harvester, 1894 tons,
now at San Francisco, chartered to load
coal at Nauaimo, Z. c., for San Fran
cisco.
American ship Bohemia 1858 tons,
now at San Pedro has been chartered to
load coal at Departure bay, B. g., forSan
Francisco.
The steamer Quickstep, owned by
Capt. Williams of the salmon cauuery,
has been leased by W. I. Coleman of the
Columbia River Cannery. Capt. VIM.
Hobson, formerly captain of the Quick
step and now first mate of the steamer
Clara Brown, has been engaged to take
the Quickstep to Astoria and he will
leave about tue middle of the week for
the Columbia river with the steamer
and will remain in command of her dur
ing the summer.
Erad NJ Terry has zone IL, San Fran-
, 1887-04-14

S2rg-itut, Signal Corps, L. >. y.
NOTEs: Barometer reduced to sci l-yel and
standard gravity. The dash q iniicates pre-
ciPitatiOn inaFPreciabc.
TCaused by frost work
, 1887-04-14

Fred. NJ. Terry has gone to San Fran
cisco
, 1887-04-14

No. CHI ANS TO
DRES School DIST.